White House Alum Says Trump’s AI Slop Sprees Feel Like ‘Watching His Brain Rot In Real Time’
The posts portrayed him as a warrior and conqueror, while 33 messages appeared in two afternoon bursts, according to the report.
- President Donald Trump unleashed 60 AI-generated posts on Truth Social over 10 hours, featuring images of himself as a warrior and threatening Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney with a hockey stick.
- Former White House deputy press secretary Sarah Matthews described the president's habit as "watching his brain rot in real time," noting the AI content is more vivid and disturbing than his previous written posts.
- The posts included images of the U.S. military attacking Iran's Kharg Island and renaming New Mexico to 'New America,' alongside tributes to himself as 'the Greatest President of All Time!'
- Democratic Rep. Chellie Pingree called the feed 'unhinged,' urging Congress and the Cabinet to assess whether the president remains fit for office, citing grounds for potential removal via the 25th Amendment.
- White House spokesperson Davis Ingle defended the activity, stating Truth Social serves as the president's 'authentic voice' for communicating directly with the public, though Republicans remain concerned about political backlash.
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Slate.frIn recent weeks, the U.S. President has flooded his networks with publications representing him as a martial hero or master of the world.
Former Trump aide says his constant posting of AI slop shows his ‘brain rot’
Ex-White House official Sarah Matthews says President Donald Trump ‘floods the zone’ with so many memes ‘we’ve become numb to just how bizarre it is,’ mocking him for promoting delusional ‘fan fiction’
Trump rants expose his 'brain rot in real time': ex-White House official
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